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Famous puppet death scenes – european tour 2023-24.

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• Post date 07/11/2023

Aya is returning to Europe this winter and spring with the Old Trout’s Puppet Workshop’s show, Famous Puppet Death Scenes.

Tour Dates 24/11/2023 – Jeu de Paume Vizille, France 30/11/2023 – Théâtre de la Presle Romans-sur-Isère, France 01/12/2023 – Le Polaris Corbas, France 06/12/2023 – Le Cube Garges-lès-Gonesse, France 07/12/2023 – La Maison du Théâtre et de la Danse Épinay-sur-Seine, France 1 0/12/2023 – Le Quatrain Haute-Gulaine, France 14/12/2023 – Théâtre à l’Ouest Auray, France 16/12/2023 – Théâtre Jacques Duhamel Vitré, France  19/12/2023 – Théâtre de Thalie Montaigu, France 25 -28/01/2024 – Teatro Metastasio/Teatro Fabbricone Prato, Italia  06/02/2024 – L’espace 93 Clichy-sous-Bois, France 11/02/2024 – Festival Momix Kingersheim, France 16/02/2024 – Festival International des Marionnettes Belfort, France

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Successful DYCP!

• Post date 12/07/2023

Aya is happy to announce that she was one of the recipients of DYCP Round 17 on her new project ‘How to Use Paper to Tell Stories’. 

She was so fortunate to get a lot of help to write this application. Some took time to read and gave feedbacks. Some were happy to share their successful applications. One wrote a supporting document. And some just gave her a lot of encouraging words.

This will enable me to explore paper puppets with cameras and projections on stage, which I got inspiration from making my Paper Puppet film The Spider’s Thread.

Thank you Arts Council England!

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Famous Puppet Death Scenes in London Mime Festival 2023

• Post date 06/12/2022

Aya will performing in Famous Puppet Death Scenes during London Mime Festival 2023 and more.

Tour Dates Mull Theatre (Scotland) : 18-19 January 2023 Barbican The Pit (London Mime Festival) : 24-28 January 2023 L’Hectare (France): 4 February 2023 Saint Michel sur Orge  (France): 8 February 2023 Theatre Halle Roublot (France): 16 February 2023

SNOW on tour

• Post date 01/12/2022

SNOW on Tour

Aya will be touring with SNOW by Tiny Light this Christmas.

30th November 2022 at  The Mill Arts Centre, Banbury

4th December 2022 at  The Hub at St Mary’s, Lichfield

10th December 2022 at  the Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton

14th – 31st December 2022 at  artsdepot, Finchley

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Autunm Tour of An Improbable Musical 2022

• Post date 19/09/2022

Autumn Tour of An Improbable Musical 2022

Aya will performing in An Improbable Musical in Exeter and London Hackney this autumn.

Tour Dates Exeter Northcott Theatre : 27 Sept – 1 Oct Hackney Empire : 21-16 Oct She is a part of cast members as well as the production’s Puppet Designer, Puppet Director and Puppet Maker.

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Paper Theatre Workshop in Iceland

• Post date 08/09/2022

Aya will be running a Paper Puppet Theatre workshop during Hvammstangi International Puppet Festival this October.

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Famous Puppet Death Scenes – Avignon

• Post date 10/07/2022

LA MORT GRANDIOSE DES MARIONNETTES – VARIATIONS –

Aya is performing in La Mort Grandiose des Marionnettes / Famous Puppet Death Scenes (The Old Trout Puppet Workshop/Canada) during Avignon Fringe Festival this summer.

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An Improbable Musical

• Post date 13/02/2022

Aya is currently in rehearsals for Improbable’s new show, An Improbable Musical. She is the production’s Puppet Designer, Puppet Director and Puppet Maker as well as being one of the performing ensemble.

The Gift – Christmas Run

• Post date 11/12/2021

The Gift – Christmas Run at Z-Arts, Manchester

Aya is currently appearing in Touch Theatre’s production ‘The Gift’ at Z-Arts, Manchester till 31st December 2021.

On a sparkling Christmas eve, a lonely scientist watches his star. But a dusting of Christmas magic sends an incredible new friend his way!  

Specially made for  very young audience age 1 – 3  and presented in a  fully Covid secure way , this brand new puppetry tale will welcome back the youngest audiences to theatres in 2021, with  music, magic and a sprinkling of puppetry mayhem.

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There’s a Rang-Tan in my Bedroom & Other Stories

• Post date 20/09/2021

There’s a Rang-Tan in my Bedroom & Other Stories

Aya is currently appearing in the Little Angel Theatre’s production ‘There’s a Rang-Tan in my Bedroom & Other Stories’ till 7th November 2021.

Inspired by the Greenpeace campaign films  There’s a Rang-Tan in My Bedroom  and  There’s a Monster in My Kitchen  written by James Sellick, and featuring a voiceover by Emma Thompson.

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Aya Fiber Studio

Japan textile tour- october 2023.

Join us for 10 Days in Japan  (rescheduled from May 2022)

Immerse yourself in an old Japanese textile tradition, while experiencing the excitement of Tokyo and the beauty of the mountains on this tour and retreat.

Located in the beautiful mountain village of Fujino, just outside of Tokyo, this 10 Day retreat is a master class introduction to Japanese textiles with a focus on indigo dyeing using shibori techniques and katazome stenciling. This workshop is perfect for designers, crafters, and anyone who enjoys or wants to learn about shibori stitching and dyeing. For those individuals considering setting up an indigo vat at home, this is an excellent opportunity to learn to make and maintain a non-fermented indigo vat. The material covered in the workshop is also a hands-on introduction to Japanese culture in general. The ideas and technical approaches to textile work share the same ethics and standards as Japanese artistic disciplines.

Everyone will need to arrive in Tokyo 3 days prior to going to the farmhouse. If possible we will meet at the airport, otherwise, you will need to meet at the hotel. Everyone should arrange to stay in the same hotel. (it makes it easier for us to all meet in the mornings before we head out for the day in Tokyo). I will try to get a hotel that also serves breakfast.

We will then travel by train to a mountain village outside the city for intensive indigo- dyeing workshop and cultural retreat. Our host and teacher has lived in Japan for over two decades and is an expert in Japanese textile crafts. We will stay at his 150-year-old silk-farming house where we'll learn about indigo dyeing using the Japanese techniques of shibori (resist) and katazome (stencil) dyeing. We'll also enjoy delicious home-cooked Japanese meals and unique cultural experiences.

An immersive, multi-day, hands-on introduction to the ancient Japanese tradition of indigo- dyeing using shibori and katazome dyeing techniques ( You will come home with many completed projects!

Savoring and appreciating old Japanese textiles made by anonymous craftsmen gives you a glimpse into a distant, rich, unique cultural heritage. It is a refreshing break from our consumer lives to know that people dedicate their lives to creating these unsigned masterpieces. There have been and are still artisans to whom self-promotion is an unknown practice. 

T he workshop is for ten days. Once unpacked at the farmhouse, we start working on projects…… until it is time to pack to go home.

T his workshop is a great introduction to general indigo dyeing and Japanese textiles. 

T his is an excellent opportunity to learn the basics for those considering setting up an indigo vat at home. 

T he material covered in the workshop is also a hands-on introduction to Japanese culture in general. The ideas and technical approaches to textile work share the same ethics and standards as Japanese artistic disciplines. I’ll share my insights into Japanese culture, history, and other wonderful things that have kept me in this country. 

T he goal is to have the otters leave the workshop with a good-sized pile of indigo dyed fabric that can be used in future sewing projects. Ideal for quilters. I will share 29 years of experience working with indigo for each step of the dying process. By the end of ten days, you will clearly understand how indigo works with the various additives of different kinds of dye vats and the reaction of indigo with different kinds of fabric.  

O n a sunny day, we will visit my katazome teacher at his working studio. You will witness the astounding techniques and skills and the values and aesthetics that make Japanese textiles so interesting. This will also be an opportunity to learn more about and use (and smell) naturally fermenting indigo.

We will visit the Japanese Folkcraft Museum in Tokyo ( http://www.mingeikan.or.jp/english/ ). This is the place to get back to the source of where everything Japanese derives. Understanding the origins of Japanese crafts and feeling and absorbing the subtle seasonal nuances will give you further insight into things Japanese. We will also visit several antique Japanese Textile shops in Tokyo.

The house sits on a relatively steep hill. It is not precisely ramshackle, but it was initially a barn...The guest rooms on the third floor were completed ten years ago. The rooms are comfortable and cozy. There are two bathrooms on the first floor and two showers/baths on the first floor. There is WiFi at the farmhouse. The staircases are not long but relatively steep. 

:Please be in reasonable physical shape. There are stairs and plenty of walking etc

• There are two rooms on the first floor where I prioritize the stair-challenged and the hip replacement otters.
• The farmhouse has five newly remodeled bedrooms on the upper level sleeping two persons per room in single twin beds. Double occupancy is required due to limited space. The shared bathrooms include two standard showers, a traditional Japanese bathhouse, and 3 Western-style toilets. Free wi-fi is provided.

There are healthy snacks, drinks, and fruit in the kitchen. If given notice in advance, I can try to accommodate some diet restrictions. Vegetarians ok. We have tried over the years to accommodate all the food issues. I am sorry, but allergic-to-everything vegans...this is not the workshop for you. On the small scale of the live-in workshops, it is simply too difficult for us to handle particular dietary needs. Please tell me about any diet issues, and I will discuss them with Hiro, our beloved cook. He has the last word. Food is a big part of the workshops. We sit down and eat three meals a day with each other. 

I am a no-red-meat ( a slice of bacon a few times a year) vegetarian myself with a few allergies. I understand food issues but have to be reasonable with the cook. He can’t make three separate meals every evening. Please let me know well in advance of any dietary needs.  T

  Breakfasts are simple: eggs, toast, cereals, fruits and yogurt, good coffee and tea. Simple with almost no processed foods is the policy. Some Japanese food but good old home cooking. No smoking in the house itself. The washing machine runs every day. It is cool until the end of May and from mid-October, so a warm sweater and your favourite warm socks are necessary.

2023 Fee : Approximately $3975pp

Fee includes:

• *   All fees for the workshops include materials.  
• *  The homework box!
• Ten nights accommodation at the farmhouse, double occupancy.) 
• *   All breakfasts.
• *  All transportation in Japan. From the time we meet on Monday morning 10/9 until and including the return train tickets back to Tokyo station on day ten. (10/19) Including trips to Tokyo. When we meet, Bryan will hand you a pre-paid train card and ask you to return it on the last day. 
• * Folkcraft Museum Entrance fee.
• * Cost of Indigo workshop in Hachioji.
• * We have plenty of beer and wine at the house, but if you are a heavy drinker or have some expensive taste in alcohol, there is a liquor shop not far away!
• Admin fee for organizer

Excludes Airfare from USA (or your home city) to Narita Airport, Tokyo, Japan

• Ground transportation from airport to hotel via Narita Express Train to Shinjiku (Approx. $32 each way)
• Meals on travel days to/from Japan
• Hotel in Tokyo ( You can pay for the room I reserved for 10/8 upon check-in) CONF # 3491875675
• Personal sundries/shopping
• Art supplies, textiles, papers
• travel insurance
• restaurant meals-- Some dinners will be decided on that particular day according to how we feel. Dinners in are covered. Dinners out are not covered. All restaurants will be reasonably priced

Any travel after workshop is completed (there is a small group doing extended travel- itinary is available)

Payment Terms:

· This trip is sold out- However you may join the waitlist. Currently the only way to participate is to buy out someone who is already registered and canceling their registration. There are no refunds for this trip- if canceling you will need to sell your space to another interested participant.

· All subsequent payments must be made with a check drawn on a US account or a bank transfer. You can pay with Venmo, a credit card or PayPal but  any credit card or transaction fees will be added to your final payment.  Thank you for your understanding on this. We simply cannot absorb the credit card fees on all of the payments.

Note: Payment schedule has been suspended until final payments in May 2023 due pandemic and too many changes!

FINAL PAYMENT MAY 2022 - this final amount will be calculated according to yen value and adding any credit card/ transfer fees-  FINAL INVOICE WILL BE SENT OUT IN MAY 2022- FINAL PAYMENT to Bryan is due May 15, 2023. Please remit FINAL PAYMENTS BY BANK TRANSFER

Refund Policy :  Deposits are non-refundable and will be sent to Bryan to confirm your spot.. Balances paid are are ONLY refundable if the spot can be filled by someone on the wait list or you find someone to take your place and this new person pays you directly what you have already paid . Deposits sent to Japan during COVID are non refundable. We recommend purchasing private travel insurance if you are concerned with the possibility of cancelling your trip. (Note: must have correct insurance to cover pandemic

Travel to Japan:

• Fly into Tokyo to arrive at least 3 days in advance
• Arrive Japan in early evening; Take Narita Express train to Shinjuku Station
• Check in to hotel; Dinner on your own

Day 1-: October 9, 2023 (Guide: Bryan)

Meet our guide & instructor, Bryan Whitehead, 10am

Take train to Fujino

Day 2-9- Workshop

Day 10- October 19, 2023- Leave Farmhouse

If you are returning to Tokyo, you will need to make a hotel reservation near Airport

Extended Travel beyond Workshop Anyone wishing to stay on in Tokyo or to continue to a new destination in or out of Japan on their own is welcome to do so.

Everything befoe or beyond the workshop with Bryan is on your own. I can provide suggestions for additional sightseeing, shopping and trips. I will be continuing the trip for an additional time after leaving Fujino, if you are interested in going on the trip I am planning I will post the hotel list where we will be staying and plan some workshops and site seeing tours, You are welcome to join us; otherwise it is up to you to plan your extended trip!

• Travel Expenses: Hotels
• Restaurants: Approx. $15 lunch, $25 dinner ( ball park figures)
• Trains: Rail Pass or Bullet Train ( you will want to figure this out depending on where you are traveling)
• JR passes must be purchased in US ( we will be purchasing a 14 day rail-pass)
• WIFI- YOU can pre-order and pick up at the Airport upon arrival
• Tours and Workshops ( will need to prepay many)

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Bryan has a fascinating background, great skills and knowledge of traditional fiber arts and Japanese culture. Our class worked hard on shibori, katazome and related skills for the 10 days, most often from early morning until late evening. I learned a lot, and increased my skills. I learned from my classmates as well as from Bryan. The setting was charming if a little crowded, and the food was excellent. All in all, a great experience. Bryan was sick and I understand the limitations that entailed in his energy and attention. I was quite disappointed that we did not do more outside the farmhouse and did not experience more of Japanese culture with him. I, for one, would have come back a stronger and more engaged student if we had time with him in a city or town experiencing more about kimono, textiles or any aspect of culture as a break. We did briefly go to the pottery and out for two local meals but that was it. I had expected that cultural aspect and did treasure his discussions and stories. Most of my fellow students were fully engaged and kind in what could be a very crowded and sometimes stressful setting. I would visit Japan again in a heartbeat and would consider taking his hanten class if I knew the class size and could count on some cultural activities.

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Strange Glow Over Moscow Skies Triggers Panic as Explosions Reported

B right flashes lit up the night sky in southern Moscow in the early hours of Thursday morning, new footage appears to show, following reports of an explosion at an electrical substation on the outskirts of the city.

Video snippets circulating on Russian-language Telegram channels show a series of flashes on the horizon of a cloudy night sky, momentarily turning the sky a number of different colors. In a clip shared by Russian outlet MSK1.ru, smoke can be seen rising from a building during the flashes lighting up the scene.

Newsweek was unable to independently verify the details of the video clips, including when and where it was filmed. The Russian Ministry of Emergency situations has been contacted via email.

Several Russian Telegram accounts said early on Thursday that residents of southern Moscow reported an explosion and a fire breaking out at an electrical substation in the Leninsky district, southeast of central Moscow.

Local authorities in the Leninsky district told Russian outlet RBC that the explosion had happened in the village of Molokovo. "All vital facilities are operating as normal," Leninsky district officials told the outlet.

The incident at the substation in Molokovo took place just before 2 a.m. local time, MSK1.ru reported.

Messages published by the ASTRA Telegram account, run by independent Russian journalists, appear to show residents close to the substation panicking as they question the bright flashes in the sky. One local resident describes seeing the bright light before losing access to electricity, with another calling the incident a "nightmare."

More than 10 villages and towns in the southeast of Moscow lost access to electricity, the ASTRA Telegram account also reported. The town of Lytkarino to the southeast of Moscow, lost electricity, wrote the eastern European-based independent outlet, Meduza.

Outages were reported in the southern Domodedovo area of the city, according to another Russian outlet, as well as power failures in western Moscow. Electricity was then restored to the areas, the Strana.ua outlet reported.

The cause of the reported explosion is not known. A Telegram account aggregating news for the Lytkarino area described the incident as "an ordinary accident at a substation."

The MSK1.ru outlet quoted a local resident who speculated that a drone may have been responsible for the explosion, but no other Russian source reported this as a possible cause.

Ukraine has repeatedly targeted Moscow with long-range aerial drones in recent months, including a dramatic wave of strikes in late May.

On Sunday, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said the region's air defense systems had intercepted an aerial drone over the city of Elektrostal, to the east of Moscow. No damage or casualties were reported, he said.

The previous day, Russian air defenses detected and shot down another drone flying over the Bogorodsky district, northeast of central Moscow, Sobyanin said.

There is currently no evidence that an aerial drone was responsible for the reported overnight explosion at the electrical substation in southern Moscow.

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The Moscow Metro has a long history to it. Also, the city has an extremely beautiful subway. It is very well maintained and is also extremely decorated. Each station and spot has a different artistic aspect to it. On this tour, experience the efficiency of Moscow Metro.

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With us you will see the most beautiful metro stations in Moscow built under Stalin: Komsomolskaya, Revolution square, Novoslobodskaya, Mayakovskaya. Our guide will tell fascinating stories and secrets hidden underground, urban legends and funny stories.

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